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1 year ago in History of Physics , Philosophy , Physics By Arjun Patel
Are space and time fundamentally unified, or is their unity a theoretical construct?
Modern physics treats space and time as a single four-dimensional continuum, yet our lived experience strongly distinguishes them. I’m interested in how philosophy interprets this tension between physical theory and human intuition. In particular, I want to understand whether spacetime should be seen as fundamental, emergent, or potentially revised by future theories like quantum gravity.
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